casaban

casaban

"Casaban" means "they used to marry" or "they were marrying."

Here 'casaban' is used in its traditional sense to denote marriage.

En el pueblo, siempre se casaban siguiendo la tradición local.

In the village, they always got married following the local tradition.

Here 'casaban' metaphorically means to match or go well together.

Los dos equipos se casaban bien en una alianza temporal.

The two teams matched well in a temporary alliance.

Here 'casaban' metaphorically represents being tied or bound to something, i.e., responsibilities.

De niños, aún no se casaban con las responsabilidades.

As children, they were not yet tied down with responsibilities.